Sentence examples for pressing events from inspiring English sources

When focusing on a single purchase, we fail to consider that it may quickly be overshadowed by other, more pressing events at home and at work.

It's true that pressing events have demanded U.S. attention, he said, and as the world's superpower, the nation is obligated to focus on them.

As I suppose it always does, an entire world has come alive, ugly and beautiful and flowing around me as I sit writing like some would-be war correspondent or travel writer chronicling utterly new and pressing events.

Two other songs were from the CD before that, Love And Theft, which was released on 9/11/01 and got lost in the shuffle of more pressing events.

Yet for the moment the clash of tempers were over-shadowed by more pressing events in Ireland where James had landed in March 1689 in an attempt to regain his thrones.

Furthermore, the directors insert footage of pressing current events occurring around the same time as the match: acts of terrorism, famine, and general hardship are happening concurrently with this occasion.

But lately, I've sensed external events pressing in, demanding a commentary that I really didn't want to go into again.

One day it's donations from a pornographer, another day it's something else, all these events pressing in on you, do you ever think, "God, I've had enough of this!"?

Mr. McGreevey's advisers say he plans to run an insurgent's campaign -- traversing the state and appearing at countless retail political events, pressing the flesh with as many voters as possible while Mr. DiFrancesco is tied down in Trenton, maneuvering the levers of power.

So, as an informative discussion about pressing issues, this event delivered on its promise.

In some subjects (8 out of 14), this mechanism was not available, in which case the beginning of each recording session was marked by the experimenter pressing the seizure event button.